Sections 54, 55, & 62 and Election 63 Election petition filed against the applicant / non-candidate candidate alleging that the defendant's selection was obtained through corrupt and illegal process. The respondent raised two preliminary objections to the holding of the election petition, violating the relevant provisions of the electoral law. The election petition was not signed and endorsed under subsection (3) of the Representation Act 1976 and the list of documents and witnesses required by the notification was not provided to the respondent, dated 16.3 1985 The results are. Non-certification was mentioned under Section 63 of the Representation People Act, 1976, under which the electoral application would be excluded for a defective law which took care of the situation itself, for non-verification in terms of law. The request should be dismissed. The applicant filed by the applicant, deemed to be compulsory, was not in accordance with the requirements of section 55 (3) of the Act, 1976 and the penalty imposed in section 63v had to be visited under non-compliance. For this reason, the non-provision of the required documents to be rejected and the maintenance of the list of witnesses was issued by notification clause (1) of the Election Commission of Pakistan, dated 16th 198 1985, which was a mandatory clause and the applicant. Was obliged to provide documentation, etc., through which it should be submitted and attach the receipt of acknowledgment to the defendant. Noting that he not only received the request, but also the documents attached to it. And a request containing these documents
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